Joe Guidera;307516 Wrote:
> What does "powercfg -DEVICEQUERY wake_armed" display? (from a command
> prompt)
>
>
Hi Joe,
It lists the devices that are currently enabled to wake your computer
from any sleep state.
Type *powercfc /? *in the command prompt for a complete list of codes
and what they are for.
Hope this helps you,
Shawn
**
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brink
"Practice makes perfect, then you reinstall"
Vista 64 Home Premium
1.5 Gig DDR2 533 Mhz (PC4200) RAM
I just want to say that I'm having the EXACT same problems and get the same
output from powercfg... it's driving me nuts.
When I initially did a wake_armed list in power_cfg I found that my mouse,
keyboard and HD audio were all wake armed, even though I had definitely
disabled the mouse and keyboard. Anyway, I've done it again and now all I'm
left with is the HD Audio (motherboard onboard sound), and yet my system
still wakes up.
I hope that whatever may be found to help the OP can help me too!
Simon
"brink" wrote:
>
> Joe Guidera;307516 Wrote:
> > What does "powercfg -DEVICEQUERY wake_armed" display? (from a command
> > prompt)
> >
> >
>
> Hi Joe,
>
> It lists the devices that are currently enabled to wake your computer
> from any sleep state.
>
> Type *powercfc /? *in the command prompt for a complete list of codes
> and what they are for.
>
> Hope this helps you,
> Shawn
>
> **
>
>
> --
> brink
>
> "Practice makes perfect, then you reinstall"
> Vista 64 Home Premium
> 1.5 Gig DDR2 533 Mhz (PC4200) RAM
>
i think it's called 'wake up on lan' and you have to disable it from the
bios (F10 on boot up i think)
"spoco2" <spoco2@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:AF33732C-0C59-4118-8A07-C39AC1C16AE6@microsoft.com...
>I just want to say that I'm having the EXACT same problems and get the same
> output from powercfg... it's driving me nuts.
>
> When I initially did a wake_armed list in power_cfg I found that my mouse,
> keyboard and HD audio were all wake armed, even though I had definitely
> disabled the mouse and keyboard. Anyway, I've done it again and now all
> I'm
> left with is the HD Audio (motherboard onboard sound), and yet my system
> still wakes up.
>
> I hope that whatever may be found to help the OP can help me too!
>
> Simon
>
> "brink" wrote:
>
>>
>> Joe Guidera;307516 Wrote:
>> > What does "powercfg -DEVICEQUERY wake_armed" display? (from a command
>> > prompt)
>> >
>> >
>>
>> Hi Joe,
>>
>> It lists the devices that are currently enabled to wake your computer
>> from any sleep state.
>>
>> Type *powercfc /? *in the command prompt for a complete list of codes
>> and what they are for.
>>
>> Hope this helps you,
>> Shawn
>>
>> **
>>
>>
>> --
>> brink
>>
>> "Practice makes perfect, then you reinstall"
>> Vista 64 Home Premium
>> 1.5 Gig DDR2 533 Mhz (PC4200) RAM
>>
Hi,
Was one of the very first things I disabled in bios, along with wake on
mouse and wake on keyboard.
I've then also done that within Vista also, via the properties of each of
those devices... and turned of the ability for any of the usb host
controllers to wake the system.
I just have absolutely NO idea why my machine keeps turning on, and I
believe that's the same boat as the OP.
"JethroUK©" wrote:
> i think it's called 'wake up on lan' and you have to disable it from the
> bios (F10 on boot up i think)
>
>
> "spoco2" <spoco2@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:AF33732C-0C59-4118-8A07-C39AC1C16AE6@microsoft.com...
> >I just want to say that I'm having the EXACT same problems and get the same
> > output from powercfg... it's driving me nuts.
> >
> > When I initially did a wake_armed list in power_cfg I found that my mouse,
> > keyboard and HD audio were all wake armed, even though I had definitely
> > disabled the mouse and keyboard. Anyway, I've done it again and now all
> > I'm
> > left with is the HD Audio (motherboard onboard sound), and yet my system
> > still wakes up.
> >
> > I hope that whatever may be found to help the OP can help me too!
> >
> > Simon
> >
> > "brink" wrote:
> >
> >>
> >> Joe Guidera;307516 Wrote:
> >> > What does "powercfg -DEVICEQUERY wake_armed" display? (from a command
> >> > prompt)
> >> >
> >> >
> >>
> >> Hi Joe,
> >>
> >> It lists the devices that are currently enabled to wake your computer
> >> from any sleep state.
> >>
> >> Type *powercfc /? *in the command prompt for a complete list of codes
> >> and what they are for.
> >>
> >> Hope this helps you,
> >> Shawn
> >>
> >> **
> >>
> >>
> >> --
> >> brink
> >>
> >> "Practice makes perfect, then you reinstall"
> >> Vista 64 Home Premium
> >> 1.5 Gig DDR2 533 Mhz (PC4200) RAM
> >>
>
>
have you tried 'power options>advanced settings'?
"spoco2" <spoco2@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:45EB802D-D09A-4F13-BC4B-0400B13F00BE@microsoft.com...
> Hi,
>
> Was one of the very first things I disabled in bios, along with wake on
> mouse and wake on keyboard.
>
> I've then also done that within Vista also, via the properties of each of
> those devices... and turned of the ability for any of the usb host
> controllers to wake the system.
>
> I just have absolutely NO idea why my machine keeps turning on, and I
> believe that's the same boat as the OP.
>
> "JethroUK©" wrote:
>
>> i think it's called 'wake up on lan' and you have to disable it from the
>> bios (F10 on boot up i think)
>>
>>
>> "spoco2" <spoco2@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:AF33732C-0C59-4118-8A07-C39AC1C16AE6@microsoft.com...
>> >I just want to say that I'm having the EXACT same problems and get the
>> >same
>> > output from powercfg... it's driving me nuts.
>> >
>> > When I initially did a wake_armed list in power_cfg I found that my
>> > mouse,
>> > keyboard and HD audio were all wake armed, even though I had definitely
>> > disabled the mouse and keyboard. Anyway, I've done it again and now all
>> > I'm
>> > left with is the HD Audio (motherboard onboard sound), and yet my
>> > system
>> > still wakes up.
>> >
>> > I hope that whatever may be found to help the OP can help me too!
>> >
>> > Simon
>> >
>> > "brink" wrote:
>> >
>> >>
>> >> Joe Guidera;307516 Wrote:
>> >> > What does "powercfg -DEVICEQUERY wake_armed" display? (from a
>> >> > command
>> >> > prompt)
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >>
>> >> Hi Joe,
>> >>
>> >> It lists the devices that are currently enabled to wake your computer
>> >> from any sleep state.
>> >>
>> >> Type *powercfc /? *in the command prompt for a complete list of codes
>> >> and what they are for.
>> >>
>> >> Hope this helps you,
>> >> Shawn
>> >>
>> >> **
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> --
>> >> brink
>> >>
>> >> "Practice makes perfect, then you reinstall"
>> >> Vista 64 Home Premium
>> >> 1.5 Gig DDR2 533 Mhz (PC4200) RAM
>> >>
>>
>>
Hi,
I had looked in there before, and just looked again, but don't know what I
should be checking or playing with in there...
Now... one thing I did try was the hybrid sleep option (enable/disable),
which was on... I disabled it and when my computer went into standby it was
effectively an S1 state, ie the fans were still running on it, power seemed
to be on to most components.
But I couldn't get it to power back on properly, it would fire up the hard
drive etc. but the screen didn't come back on...ever, I ended up having to
switch it off at the back of the machine (hard off) and leave it like that
for a few seconds before bringing it back to make it start up again ok.
I'm just baffled here, and didn't think standby should be this hard!
"JethroUK©" wrote:
> have you tried 'power options>advanced settings'?
>
The computer can be restarted from software or hardware. One of the hardware
items that can restart is network access.
You did not say what kind of network configuration you have, but try
disconnecting the cable (phone or Ethernet etc) from the computer and see if
the computer stays asleep. If so get back and someone will help you get that
feature disabled.
Michel
"spoco2" <spoco2@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:609D575B-1451-40EC-BC10-E75D989F73D6@microsoft.com...
> Hi,
>
> I had looked in there before, and just looked again, but don't know what I
> should be checking or playing with in there...
>
> Now... one thing I did try was the hybrid sleep option (enable/disable),
> which was on... I disabled it and when my computer went into standby it
> was
> effectively an S1 state, ie the fans were still running on it, power
> seemed
> to be on to most components.
>
> But I couldn't get it to power back on properly, it would fire up the hard
> drive etc. but the screen didn't come back on...ever, I ended up having to
> switch it off at the back of the machine (hard off) and leave it like that
> for a few seconds before bringing it back to make it start up again ok.
>
> I'm just baffled here, and didn't think standby should be this hard!
>
> "JethroUK©" wrote:
>
>> have you tried 'power options>advanced settings'?
>>
One thing I just did do, which I don't know yet whether it has fully worked,
but my computer stayed off all night last night, was this:
From reading another thread it led me to look at the Event Logs (Control
Panel-> Administrative Tools-> Event Viewer.
Then Looking at Windows Logs-> System.
From here you can see the computer going to sleep and waking up, and so see
what it's running on wake. My PC seemed to be complaining that it couldn't
renew its IP address and so was waking to try and do so (at least so I
think). So I've given my pc a static IP.... and so far so good... I'll let
you know if it wakes up again in the future...
"Michael" wrote:
> The computer can be restarted from software or hardware. One of the hardware
> items that can restart is network access.
> You did not say what kind of network configuration you have, but try
> disconnecting the cable (phone or Ethernet etc) from the computer and see if
> the computer stays asleep. If so get back and someone will help you get that
> feature disabled.
>
> Michel
>
> "spoco2" <spoco2@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:609D575B-1451-40EC-BC10-E75D989F73D6@microsoft.com...
> > Hi,
> >
> > I had looked in there before, and just looked again, but don't know what I
> > should be checking or playing with in there...
> >
> > Now... one thing I did try was the hybrid sleep option (enable/disable),
> > which was on... I disabled it and when my computer went into standby it
> > was
> > effectively an S1 state, ie the fans were still running on it, power
> > seemed
> > to be on to most components.
> >
> > But I couldn't get it to power back on properly, it would fire up the hard
> > drive etc. but the screen didn't come back on...ever, I ended up having to
> > switch it off at the back of the machine (hard off) and leave it like that
> > for a few seconds before bringing it back to make it start up again ok.
> >
> > I'm just baffled here, and didn't think standby should be this hard!
> >
> > "JethroUK©" wrote:
> >
> >> have you tried 'power options>advanced settings'?
> >>
>
>
Aaaand... no.
My wife just messaged me to say the pc started up again.
Dangit.
More investigation needed. This is truly an annoying issue with Vista
"spoco2" wrote:
> One thing I just did do, which I don't know yet whether it has fully worked,
> but my computer stayed off all night last night, was this:
>
> From reading another thread it led me to look at the Event Logs (Control
> Panel-> Administrative Tools-> Event Viewer.
>
> Then Looking at Windows Logs-> System.
>
> From here you can see the computer going to sleep and waking up, and so see
> what it's running on wake. My PC seemed to be complaining that it couldn't
> renew its IP address and so was waking to try and do so (at least so I
> think). So I've given my pc a static IP.... and so far so good... I'll let
> you know if it wakes up again in the future...
>
spoco2;411006 Wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I had looked in there before, and just looked again, but don't know
> what I
> should be checking or playing with in there...
>
> Now... one thing I did try was the hybrid sleep option
> (enable/disable),
> which was on... I disabled it and when my computer went into standby it
> was
> effectively an S1 state, ie the fans were still running on it, power
> seemed
> to be on to most components.
>
> But I couldn't get it to power back on properly, it would fire up the
> hard
> drive etc. but the screen didn't come back on...ever, I ended up having
> to
> switch it off at the back of the machine (hard off) and leave it like
> that
> for a few seconds before bringing it back to make it start up again
> ok.
>
> I'm just baffled here, and didn't think standby should be this hard!
>
> "JethroUK©" wrote:
>
> > have you tried 'power options>advanced settings'?
> >
Hi Spoco2,
Look here to troubleshoot your problem. It may help in solving your
problem.
http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/63...-problems.html
Shawn
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Hi Shawn,
That's a great post and very nicely brings together everything that I have
been looking at in trying to solve the problem... but unfortunately I have
tried all of those things already :(
Still the pc wakes.
I'll be checking the logs some more tonight to see what woke it up this time.
Sorry Hal for the thread hijack, I hope I haven't lead it astray from your
own issue?
Simon
"brink" wrote:
>
> spoco2;411006 Wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I had looked in there before, and just looked again, but don't know
> > what I
> > should be checking or playing with in there...
> >
> > Now... one thing I did try was the hybrid sleep option
> > (enable/disable),
> > which was on... I disabled it and when my computer went into standby it
> > was
> > effectively an S1 state, ie the fans were still running on it, power
> > seemed
> > to be on to most components.
> >
> > But I couldn't get it to power back on properly, it would fire up the
> > hard
> > drive etc. but the screen didn't come back on...ever, I ended up having
> > to
> > switch it off at the back of the machine (hard off) and leave it like
> > that
> > for a few seconds before bringing it back to make it start up again
> > ok.
> >
> > I'm just baffled here, and didn't think standby should be this hard!
> >
> > "JethroUK©" wrote:
> >
> > > have you tried 'power options>advanced settings'?
> > >
>
> Hi Spoco2,
>
> Look here to troubleshoot your problem. It may help in solving your
> problem.
>
> http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/63...-problems.html
>
> Shawn
>
>
> --
> brink
>
> *There are no dumb questions, just the people that do not ask them.*
> _http://www.vistax64.com/ (\"http://www.vistax64.com/\")_
> *Please post feedback to help others.*
>
Ok, Just wanted to state I MAY (emphasis on MAY) have fixed my problem, which
I hope in turn maybe helps hal.
On looking in the event logs I noted that the computer was always finding
that the network adapter was connected and therefore powering the computer
back up, even though EVERYTHING told it to not use the LAN for wake up events.
Anyway, I was looking in the properties of the Network adapter and found a
setting that pertained to what sort of data would wake the computer. I can't
remember the exact tab or field name now, sorry, I'm at work and my work pc
is XP... but I think it's under the Advanced tab, then look along that for
something that looks right. In any case there's a property that was set to
'Magic Packet' or similar, it had a bunch of other options, but one of them
was 'none' so I set it to that.
So far I've had over a day of no wakes from sleep, and all seems to be well.
Fingers crossed.
spoco2;414498 Wrote:
> Ok, Just wanted to state I MAY (emphasis on MAY) have fixed my problem,
> which
> I hope in turn maybe helps hal.
>
> On looking in the event logs I noted that the computer was always
> finding
> that the network adapter was connected and therefore powering the
> computer
> back up, even though EVERYTHING told it to not use the LAN for wake up
> events.
>
> Anyway, I was looking in the properties of the Network adapter and
> found a
> setting that pertained to what sort of data would wake the computer. I
> can't
> remember the exact tab or field name now, sorry, I'm at work and my
> work pc
> is XP... but I think it's under the Advanced tab, then look along that
> for
> something that looks right. In any case there's a property that was set
> to
> 'Magic Packet' or similar, it had a bunch of other options, but one of
> them
> was 'none' so I set it to that.
>
> So far I've had over a day of no wakes from sleep, and all seems to be
> well.
>
> Fingers crossed.
Spoco2,
Glad to hear it. I hope it works for you too.
I believe I found what you were referring to and included it in the
site. If you would not mind, look at the Fourth section step 9 to see
if this is what you meant at this same link. A lot of people will be
much happier with this information.
http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/63...-problems.html
Thank you,
Shawn
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That is indeed the tab and area that the option was in, but it wasn't an
enabled/disabled type of option, it was a drop down with about 5 options in
it. Of course it it different from adapter to adapter, so that may well be
how the realtek one displays the same options... but yeah, that's where to
look.
Ridiculous really, as it's just ignoring all the higher level settings to
now wake the darn computer. Either it's the device creator's issue at not
listening to the setting higher up, or it's Vista's issue for not enforcing
the setting all the way down.
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